My workbench

[scrivs]

Now that is looking much better

[Jonas]

My current workbench 

[Argonor]

What a mix! And you stuck to the plan born at Horisont V about painting a female DreadBall team, I see 

[Jonas]

Yes, I got one as a Christmas present, so hopefuly I will have it painted soon, so I can try out the game 

[Argonor]

Yes, I got one as a Christmas present, so hopefuly I will have it painted soon, so I can try out the game 

I have a human team primed in the paint queue, but I don't think I'll get around to it until a Sci-Fi painting club is initiated 

Tons of zeds to do for Pike & Shot and Zombies plus Dead walk Again. 

[Mr Kissyfur]

I've worked my way through this whole thread over the last couple of days. I'm unbelievably jealous. I used to have a nice little area in our utility room where I could paint stuff and leave all my bits and bobs lying around (as it were):



(this was the workbench while I was in the middle of tidying up a WW2 Japanese officer's sword that the previous owner had left in our house when we bought it - no, seriously)

Unfortunately, we bought a tumble dryer and it's replaced the workbench. I now have to get all my stuff out every time I want to paint anything, and then put it away at the end of the evening. Consequently I've done next to nothing for months, except a little bit of a couple of 1/72 Revell kits with the kids.
 

Still, having seen some of the solutions on this thread, necessity is the mother of invention *and* the handmaiden of harmonious marriage, so I'll come up with some way of doing this in the living room while the lovely Mrs K is watching her girly nonsense.

[Centaur_Seducer]

My messy workbench - just for you scrivs! 



A full day of work, and more to do tomorrow. It can't be pristine all the time, can it? 

Oh dear, that's almost Teutonic!

[grant]

Oh dear, that's almost Teutonic!

 

[bishop odo]

I'm a new guy here and Thanks for showing off your work areas, great inspiration and motivation.  I just moved and I'm really in flux, but this was my clean bench at the old house, I had to leave the old desk and so I have to replace it.
Clean


Working


This is my paint shaker, I really got tired of shaking all those little bottles

[joroas]

This is my paint shaker, I really got tired of shaking all those little bottles

I didn't get one, I need the exercise! 

[scrivs]

Currently on holiday in a Cornish Cottage, so have a temporary workbench:



A bunch of paints in a 4L Really Useful in the window bottom, an upturned Really Useful lid with a cutting mat as my painting area, my daylight lamp and Samsung Tab 3 for reference and playing 6 Music throughout the day.

Eagle eyed readers will notice Carcassone and Guillotine too, for the record I just won the Holiday Carcassone tournament, but Victoria thrashed me at Guillotine.

[Argonor]

Current impressions of my workbench:



Trying to keep the paints organized


But, alas:


The actual workspace:


And, yes, that glass contains actual, homebrewed mead, No pain(t) station is complete without it!! 

[Mark McDaniel]

This is my main workbench, its an 8x10 shed, complete with a/c, heater, laptop, stereo,etc. i paint figures in here, in my garage, I have a second workbench for working on terrain, and larger models, etc.  I spend as much time here as possible to keep my sanity.  It is my "Fortress of Solitude". If you have the room to build one, I highly recommend it. 

[Hammers]

And, yes, that glass contains actual, homebrewed mead, No pain(t) station is complete without it!! 

Mead... Unless you are a brewmeister of previously unheard skills, I'd rather drink the contents of the cleaning pot.

[Argonor]

Nice shack.

In addition to my workplace, I have almost finished readying my garage attic for gaming:



The bar needs a little work